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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-10-29
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.

Commencing THURSDAY, OCT. 7, 1887, leave
Hillen Station as follows:
DAILY.
4:i0 m.-Fast Mail lor Shenandoah Valley
and southern and Southwestern points.
also Glydon. Westminster, New Windsor,
Union Bridge, Mechanicstown, Blue Ridge,
Hagerstown, and, except Sunday Cham
bersburg, Waynesboro' and points on Il.
and Z. V. r. r..
ll:35 p m. INSTRUMENTATION for Glyndon.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
500 q REORGANIZATION for Hanover, Fred
erick, Emmittsburg Waynesboro', Cham
6ersburg, Shippensburg, Hagerstewn,
Also, points on S.V.R. r. and connections.
$3.50 m.-Accommodation for Union Bridge,
Hanoyer Gettysburg. and all points on Il.
IL. DIV. Through cars.) Also Carlisle Pa.
20 pm.-Accom, for Glyndon. (Reisterstown. J
400 m.-Express for Arlington, Mt. Hope
Pikesville. Owlng's Mills. st. Georges,
Glyndon, Glen Falls, Finkgburg, Patapsco.
Carrollton. Westminster, Medford, New
Winsor, Linwood Union Bridge and Sta
tons west; also. Hanover, Gettysburg and
Stations on b. & II. Div, Through cars )
Emmittsburg, Waynesboroi, Chambers
burg and Shippensburg.
5:l5 p. m.-Accommodation for Westminster
$50 p. n.-Accommodation for Union Bridge
SUNDAYS ONLY.
$50 m.-Accommodation for Union Bridge
and Hanover.
2:30 ELECTROMAGNETIC for Union Bridge.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT HILLEN.
Daily-240 and 10:40 p. m. Daily except sun
day-7:30. 8:42. ll:4o a m, 935 $40 and Gas D IN.
Sundays only at 8 q m and 6.I5 m
Ticket and Baggage Office 2l7 E. Baltimore st.
All trains stop at Union Station, Pennsyl-
yania Avenue and Fulton stations.
b. III. GRISWOLD, j. NJ. HOOD,
Gen. Passenger Agent. Genr Manager.
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THE SWALLOWS GO.

High in mid-air the silent swallow
glides
Now droppeth swiftly then once more
he flies
Through the grim shadows of the fading
skies:
Up, up and up, until he swift divides
You somber cloud then he in peace
abides
For just one moment-poised, as if he
spies
The summer land that all to distant lies
Yet whether he will go, whate'er be-
tides.
Thou wandering child of hope and sum-
mer time
Lend me thy wings, for I am fain to
go
To follow sunshine to that lovely cline,
To warm me once again in summer S
glow;
l quail beneath the dread of frost and
and rhine
| perish meath the fear of winter s
snow. London World.
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Or. LYMAN ABBOTT.
Sketch and Portrait of Beecher,s r.
porary Successor,

bketch anu FortralJ OF Beecher's T.
porary Successor.
DR.. Lyman Abbott, temporary sncoo.
sor of Henry Ward Beeeher, is of q for,;1r
that has been active and eminent in ",
England since its early settlement. Ton.
before the revolution men of this fo,,;ls
were noted in their communities as vrit
ers, speakers and leaders of thought bn4
the family first attained national FAM
by the works of Jacob Abbott ~
was born at Hallowell, Ne. Nov
IA, 1903, graduated at Bowdoin co,,
lege in 1920, took the theological conrSo
at Andover, and after PREACHING
few years devoted himself entirely 10 Il,
erary pursuits. His Marco PAUL. ser;o,
and other works for young people obtainsd
great popularity, but soon gave place ~
the rather more serious productions of bis
brother, John Stephens Cabot Abhot4
who was born Sept. 19, 1906, and died
June II, 1877. His short histories for
young people had an immense popularitv
for thirty years; but his history of tbs
''Civil War in America" was criticised os
too strongly partisan, and has not attained
to the honor of a standard work. His
history of Napoleon Bonaparte also was
fiercely assailed nor is the strong bias no
displayed in favor of that warrior easily
explained Gorham d. Abbott, younger
brother of John and Jacob, has some rep
utation as law writer.
Jacob Abbott had four sons-Beniamin
Vaughn, Austin, Lyman and Edward
The first has written some standard works
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"s1.rrland. Ny marrlana.o

James R. Randall, the southern poet
who wrote the stirring war lyric, Mary
land, Ny Maryland, I" turns out 10 have
been inspired by Cupid no less than
Mars. He loved one Of the beauties Tor
which Baltimore is famous while
student at the Georgetown college, Just
before the war, and she awakened ths
enthusiasm that made him write his M
mortal poem few months later.-Cbl-
cago Herald.
ITCH, NANCE and SCRATCHES OF
every kind on human or animals cured
III 80 minutes by WooBord's SANITARY
Lotion. This never fails. Sold by T. u
Williams & Bro.
@Doc y Blodgett, of Sabetba, KS
is one of the living old time hunters
and pioneers. He was born IN l19O
in a block. house where Cincinnati
now stands. He fought in the In
dian wars, killed panther on the
present site of Columbus, speaks two
Indian dialects fiuently, has used
tobacco and whis key for over eighty
years, is a greatgrandfather, ana
looks and acts like q man Of sixty
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Railroads.
CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD.

On and after Sunday, June 10Th, 1887, trains
will run as follows: STANDARD Tme.)
EASTWARD.
Fast Mail leaves Martinsburg at z 25 a IN
Bedington 40, Falling Waters AZ, williams
port station 90 Hagerstown %, Chambers
burg 10, Carlisle 10 %, arrive at Harrisg IL TO-
Phila. Is pm.
Mail Express Train leaves Martinsbulg at
bpm. BedingtoD $50, Falling Waters 1897, Will
Transport Station i9, Hagerstown IL, Cham
bersburg 8 ID, Carlisle q 80 arrive at Harrisburg
at %,
WESTWARD.
N. o. Express leaves Harrisburg at IS g.
m, Carlisle IS, Chambersburg 80, arrives at
Hagerstown at 49, Williamsport Station s.
81, Falling Waters SO, Bedington 0 O6, Mar
tinsburg 8 %.
Mail leaves Harrisburg at As a m, Carlisle
IS. Chambersburg 8 90, arrive at Hagerstown
at 10 40, Williamsport Station II OF, Falling Wa
tiers ii IL, BedingtOn ii %, Martinsb Irg ii IS.
Fast Line leaves Harrisburg at 345 Car
Isle 81, Chambersburg 80, Hagerstown 6 IS,
Wiliamsport Station %, Falling Waters 49,
Bedington 20. arrives at Martinsburg7 30 .. M
w. A. GARD, Agt. ]. +. BOYD, Supt
IL. A. RIDDLE. General Passenger ACT
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A GREAT DISCOVERY +!
HoLDsTEIN's ARoMANNA!

The only sure cure for Dyspepsia. and
all Kidney, Ljuer, Blood, and SLcin Dis
eases. Is warranted not only to relieve
but to cure the worst cases of Dyspepsia,
and is panacea for all diseases arising
from disordered condition of the Liver
or Stomach. such as Indigestion, Bilious
ness, Sick Headache. Distress after eat
ing. weakness of Kidney or Bladders,
call at A. NJ. GILBERTS
Drug store and get bottle. Price %
and 10. Also, all kinds of Drugs. Pat
ent Medicines, and Toilet and Fancy ar
ticles, and everything kept in a first
class drug store. ianSS
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Architects, Latest Fad.

Pneumatic tubes are the latest fad of
architects. Now they are mainly used for
shooting letters and papers to the upper
stories, but soon we shall have them per-
fected to the extent of doing away with
the elevator.-Chicago News.
En- Slish SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard, Soft, or Calloused Lumps and
Blemishes from horses, Blood SPAWN
CSurbs, Splints, Sweeney, STILES, Sprains,
Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, etc.
save 500 by use of one bottle, Warrant
ed. Sold by E. G. Williams & Bro.
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baltimore AND HARRISBURG R. R.

Change Of schedule June 18th, 1887.
Trains from Pittsburg, New York, PhiladeI-
phia, make connection at HiiIen Station Bal
timore. at . 50 IN, and M through cars.
for Hanover and Gettysburg and points on
Hanover Junction road, Frederick Division
PenR. r. r.. East Berlin Branch, and Gettys-
burg and Harrisburg road.
Trains for Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburg.
Philadelphia, New York, and points on ali
branches, leave Gettysburg at 10 a m and 3
p IN. connecting at Halover for points on
Frederick Division Penn. X X, and branch OF
Northern Central r, and at Emory Grove
for points on w. NJ. RI
Trains on G. v. Il. X. connect at Carlisle
with the Gettysburg and Harrisburg r. r.
Passengers to and from Washington will
change cars at Union Depot, Baltimore
II. d. SCOTT. Agent, JOSEPH LRIB, Agent
GenysDurg. IA. Hanover. Pa
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OunllGed for Umpire.

"Can you give me a position as UNI
pire?'
"Have you any of the qualifications
necessary for an umpire?''
"Well, yes; for twenty years followed
the occupation of horse thief in the west,
and candidly believe that escaped from
us many as forty mobs in that time. l
1latter myself that can get away from q
lot of angry men as quick as any man in
the state.''
"Of course we can give you a job; why
didn't you say that you had had expert
cnces"-The Epoch.
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on law and, as.
sisted by Austin
and Lyman, pro-
duced some works
of light fiction.
Edward is also a
contributor to va
rious periodicals.
Lyman Abbott
was born in Rox.
bury, Mass, Dec.
Is, 1885; gradua-
ted at the Univer
sity of New York
in 1858, studied
law and went into
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age. At his home
In Scot land he
worked at the ma
chinist trade. He
ca m G to Boston
from Scotland flf-
teen years ago
and secured en-
ployment in a Bos-
ton machine shop.
From an early age
he was clos Ell y
i'd e II I'll fed with
church work, and
came to America
The Opelousas courier., 1887-06-04
Petite verole.

On signale. Fapparition de nombreu1
cas- de petite v6role a Santiago de Cuba
La maladie SO propage avec une rapi-
dite telle qu'elle peut etre deja
~consider6e CONNIE epid6mique. On
constate aujourd'hui 500 cas- dams LEI
limites de la vile, sans compter les in.
-diyiidQus atteints dams les environs. La
nv SaAAoO .ca-nnur-canS. fail
que Pom attribute a l,impreVoyancs COD!
pable de $4,000 habitants sur une DO
pulation de 40, 900 qui mont iamais 6t6
yaccin6s. LIE corps medical est d'opi-
MON que DIES miliers de personnes sue
'c0mberont au feau, 81 Pom n'adopte pas
sans retard DIES measures 6nergiuues.
La maladie s'est deja rspandue dams
les campagnes, ct chose, inouie, on
permet u nayires, a d distinction,
de TOUGHER a co port ct den partir
CONNIE par le pass6. Par cette tol6-
rance objectionable le germe de la
maladie est export6 ct seme sur dif9-
rents soils jnsqu'ici exempts de CO ter
rible d6au.
Santiago de Cuba d un commerce
immense ayec les Etats- Unis, par vote
directe de steamers, ct I'M commence
moins grand avec La HaVane. Entire
GO dernier port ct la Nouvelle- Orleans
ct Key-West, les communications sont
jonrnali6res dc meme avee les ports
des Etats du Sud.
L'6pid6mie de petite y6role Sc main
tent toujours d la Samaique. lie mois
dernier, on c0mptait 400 cas- d toute
l'6tendue de l'fle. La maladie semble
s'attaquer aux noirs Ia mortalits est
tres 6lev6e.
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he Disble dams les Plantations.


Daniel Webster racontait une anec-
dote delieieuse sur AN vieux ministre
du temps de SO jeunesse. le pere Searle.
Il etai6 de coutume q p6poque de por-
ter des culottes en- peau de chevreuil
en- hiyer. I'm dimanche matin en- au-
tonne le pere Searle retira de son gre
nier la paire quill possedait ct don't les
gu6pes avaient fait leur habitation
pendant r6t6. Croyant les avoir chas-
secs de sa bonnie vieille cuIotte il Y
paEsa yec confance ses jambes ct Sc
rendit d rEglise. Tandis quill faisais
Ia lecture des Saintes Ecritures d la
congregation attentive une guepe Iui
plongea dams les chairs son dard ct lie
reverend pere Sc NIT q sauter autour
dc la chaire en tapant DIES deux mains
sur SEES cuisses. MATS plus il tapait ct
dansait plus les guepes 1e piquaient.
SEES ouailIes croyaient quill 6tait devenu
fou ct ne savaient que faire, quand Is
pasteur cessa dc sauter Ell s'explioua
ainsi MES freres, ne soyez pas alar-
mes 81 j'ai la parole de Dieu daus ma
bouche, j'ai Il diable dams mes Cd
lottes.n
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The Southern CultiVatOl
And Dixie Farmer.
A5tIl YEAR.

EEyHE GREAT FARM, INDUSTRIAL AND
J. Stock Periodical of the South. 1t em-
braces in its constituency the intelligent, pro.
gressive and substantially successful farmers
Of this section, and as an advertising medium
for the Merchant, Manufacturer, Stock-Raiser
and Professional Man is absolutely %unequaled.
Space judiciously employed in it's columns is
now combines: The Dixie Farmer, Atlanta,
Ga. the Plantation. Montgomery, Ala; the
Rural Sun, Nashville, Tenn the Southern
Farmers Monthly, Savannah. Ga; Southern
World. Atlanta, Ga. the Phoenix Agriculture
list. Marietta, Ga, and unites the patrons of
these with its own large list of subscribers.
The press and people all testify to its great
merits as q medium for controlling Southern
trade. Subscription, one year III advance,
postage paid, $3.50. Sample copies sent free.
Advertisements, per line, Soc. We go to press
tho 25th of each month preceding our date.
Address,
THE CULTIVATOR PUB. CO.,
T.. %. Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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80 Science en- AGenage.

Une maftresse de maison 6prouvaii
tOutes s0rtes do pertes dams son menage.
OF sea ravenus diminuaient d'ann6e en-
RannGe.
Ellie ALA voir an vieiI ermite qui ha-
Sbitait dams Id foret ct lui confia le mau,
vais 6tat de ses affaires: I'll faut ne.
c-essairement. dit ellie, quill Sc passe
dams Ii maison Quelque chose de sur
naturel. Na connaitriez-vous pas ID
mOyen pour reDl6dier au NAL ~
Lermite, Qui 6tait nm bon vieillard
dune humenr enjOnee. lui dit d'atten-
DIRE uuelqMes iAstantss Bient0t II lui
apporta dse petite cassette, ct Iui dit /:
s'Portez c&to cassette, tr0is fois le Jour
90 trois foil la mutt, a la cave, dams I'll
cuisine, dan les stables, ct dams tons
lee coins ct iykoins de yotre domaine.
et an bout deS ann6e, vous me anpor
fsrez ME cassel& e.
Ia boune fer DE eut coniiance dans
Ia c~assette, "a pgonena T6euliare-
nasns psndaG un an dams Ia maison,
Le preMeer JONI, quand ellie descen-
dts 10 Ave- ellie surprit M valet aui
Sc disS6ait 9 emporter une cruche de
hiere8 L0rsqu,a une heure avanc6 do
Hi nuit ell0 vista sa cuisine. ellie u
trouva des ~s1ryantes qui BE pr~6paraient
M repas. Eli parcourant les 6kables.
ellie Nit des yaches eDfonc6es dams II fn.
mieg, ag les chsvaux ani, au leu d,a
v0iie, nsavaieutQu dill foin et nsStaiantl
pas etrllI6s- Chaque lour ellie cut j
corEi9er des ahns.
Qnand l'ann6e tut 6conI6e. elle re.
4OuTnn 40Ufa S0rAl1nn s1,az NorySs&.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-06-04
Farmer.
Treatise on tTae Horse
Dr. Foote's Hand Book.
STOH4EN

SROM my storehonse, o note of hand sisa,
ed BY Joachim Jonbert, secured By rness
gage, drawn and signed by Onezima CarrlssA
dated Dec. q, 1886, for the sum of two hah'
bred and fifty dollars, bearing interest AZ W.
rate Of per cent per annnm after It's mafa5a,
", made payable twelve months after is
date. Notice is hereby given not TO trade
for said note. Said note paraphed me sarla.
tura BY b. MarteI, Notary Public.
May 7, 1882. ONEZIME CARRIERE.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-06-04
Town Property for salA.

q CENTRALLY located and desirable bus
a mess stand on Main street. 0peIeusas
consisting of baildirs suitable f.s resdsSu
anu small store, and adjoining d bakery
neips the property next to the postchaee
This property will be sold very cheap e
cash. or half cash and balance OF tes Ii.
suit purchaser Apply at this otiee 81 t0a
Edhitsnti Y. Dupfe. March o., ISL.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-06-04

II ne sera pas aussi faciie d M. Cleve-
land d'obtenir la prochaine nomination
a la candidature pr6sidentielle quill
semble y compter dams plusieurs
Etats de P0uest ct du Sud des demo
crates Mecontepts lui feront de Foppo-
sition, tandis que dams son plopre Etat
il ne salt trop sur quoi compter.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-06-04

Les republicans du troisieme district
de la Louisiana, toujours peu d'acord,
sont plus divis6s que jamais a cette
heure: lie comite execute en- seance a
Thibodaux samedi s'est querelle tout lie
temps ct la majorite a fini par expulser
la minorite DIES cadres du comit6.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-06-04
TYPE-WRlTTNC.

COPYING Of all kinds done on the type
~ writer at ten i10i cents a folio of ono hun.
bred llo0l words.
For further particulars apply at the office
Of ]. Meyers & Co. 0peiousas, La, or address
r. o.. Box TX.
Opeiousas. May 2l.-3m.
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--Le cosnmarce Entire les Htats.

Ito catch the ~ -
D7ap.ins4a ~outFFalahnhthpi dite interstate
law, il est defendu a toute corporation
de chemin de fer trausportant des pas
sagers ou du fret:
D'imposer DIES charges injustes on
irraisonnables
T. De bonner des preferences GU de SOU
lever des determinations par I'M taux
special, rabais, remise gu autre moyen ;
De demander IN prix plus 6lev6 pour
une eourte distance que pour I'm long
transport de passengers sur la meme
ligne, dams des circumstances substan-
tiellement sembfables ;
De prendre DIES arrangements aFec
les lignes qui font de la concurrence;
D'accorder des passes a qui que ce
soft, except6 aux officers ct aux en-
ploy6s de chemins de fer.
Toute compagnie est obligee d'obser-
yer strietement, aussi long temps qu'ils
seront en- force, ces r6glements.
Les chemins de fer Sc PLACEMENT
amerement de la loi qui Went d'6tre
mise en- vigueur. Ellie affscte dune
maniere serieuse le commerce du Ca
NADIA, car les compagnies de chemins
de fer, ie Grand-Tronc, lie Pacific,
avaient des arrangements de traffic
avec les compagnies des chemins de
fer americans,
Par exemple, IN wagon charge de
fer pouvait 6tre expedite de Quebec,
Montreal, Toronto, q Boston, Chicago,
ct vice versa, en- vertu arrangements
par lesquels chaque compagnie rece-
vait Placement en- proportion de la dis
lance pareourue sur la vote par le wa
Is..ssL@In;di te Interstate
law" prohibe ces sortes d'aTrangsnunss,
ct rend ainsi plus dificile. plus compli-
que, plus dispendieux le traffic entire
les divers Etats de rUnion ct entire les
Etats- Unis ct leurs voisins. La con-
mission nominee pour faire executor la
loi commence a si6ger. La plupart DIES
conpagnies SO sont d6ja ~pr6sent6es de-
want ellie pour faire des rem%ontrances
energiques, quelques- unes allant JUS
qn,a dire que la loi signife pour elles
la RUNE OF la faillite.
La plus grande confusion regne dams
10 monde official DIES chemins de fer.
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$3.50 Reward.

A REWARD of Seven Hundred and FIJI
"a Dollars will be paid for such i~eformasial
az VIII lead to the detection and ~conviclnp
81 inc ~cendl who fired my stable on ts
W. A. ROBERTSON
Washington, Ia, March 26. 1881.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-06-04

Le baron Nordenskjold, lie celebre
explorateur DIES regions polaires du
Nord, prepare une expedition pour aller
explorer pendant dix-huit mois les
alentours du pole sud que les savants
negligent trop.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-06-04

LIE Commercial, Lac Charles, parois-
Sc C~alcasieu, du % mai
lie Comit6 des Citoyens a achieve
tous les preparatifs pour la reception
de PAssociation de la Presse qui siege
"a 10 IA JUN. On ma epargne nj temps
nj argent. pour bonner a cette reception
I'm caractere grandiose.
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Fol, Sale.

IA FINE RESIDENCE, with all necessary
- ~outbuildings and improvements, and aMs
corporate limits of Opelousas, Will 81 soS
cheap. Apply at this office. dlSd.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-06-04

Nous ~traversons l'ere DIES statues eft
Pon en- erige de tous c6tes Louisville
en- ~poss6dera bient6t une de John c.
Breckenridge.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-06-04
Les Derniers Tremblements de
Zerre.

Des rapports arrivent lentement du
Mexiaue sur les r6centes secousses de
tremblement de terre. De Bahispo on
rend compile de l'6v6nement en- ces
termes
"Le tremblement de terre a etc telle-
ment violent que pas une seule maison
habitable ma etc 6pargnee; tontes, sans
exception, ont etc abattues. Soixante
personnes ont etc tu6es, ct beaucoup
de bless6s succomberont probablement.
Entire 3 heures p. M, ct / henre du
matin le jour suivant on a 6pronv6
dix hut secousses. Nous continuous a
retirer les cadavres DIES debris ct croy-
ons que lie chifre des morris atteindra
cent cinquante.n
Des quatre villes qui, dit-on, ont etc
d6truites on fortement endomag6es par
lie tremblement de terre, Bahispo est
peut-6tre La plus importante. Ellie est
situ6e d louest de la riviere Bahispo,
environ quinze miles a rouest de la
ligne du Chihuahua, ct d environ 80
miles au sud de la ligne de frontiere
International. Sa populationkactuelle
est d'environ $500 a 5000 ames. Ellie
fait un commerce de fruits, de bes,
tiaux, de m~uscat, sirops, chapeaux,
peaux ct farine.
Une lettre de Janos, dams lie Chihua-
hua, dit que presque toutes les maisons
de cette localite ont etc detruites, mails
gull ny a pas Gu de victimes. Une
autre lettre du meme endroit annonce
un volcan tres menaeant ct dit que la
fum6e qui sen echappe, est 81 epuisse
que les rayons du soleil en- sont obscur-
els. Des personnes afirment avoir w,
pendant le tremblement de terre, DE
normes projectiles lances dams Pair ct
DIES fammes jaillir du SONNET de la
montague. Tout la for6t est en- feu.
LIE president municipal de San An
dres ecrit que la population entiere a
etc paralisee par les %secousses ~violentes
qui sc succedaient rapidment. Les
toutes les Wires ont etc litteralement
brisees. Mais le tait le plus remar-
quable est celui ci: il a la une source
limpide qu'on appelle Penada, situee
au pied dun monticule. Pendant deux
heures III immense volume d'eau s'est
echappe de cette source, ct cette eau
await change de couleur. Une grande
quantite de terre sly etait melee, puts
quelque temps apres ellie reprit sa cou-
leur naturelle.
Une lettre recente de Casa Grandes
annonce l'apparition dun feu volcani-
que dams la montague Sierra Madre,
d'oh s'echappent aussi de gsos nuagAess
de fumee.. LIE yolcan a fat eruption
au moment mema osse produisait la
premiere secsousse du tremblement de
terre: Tia population de rendroit est
aI1ndee de tout ct demande des secours.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-06-04

Abner G. Cody qui. depuis l'age de
10 ans, faisait ct mettait en- circulation
de Ia monnaie c~ontrefaite, II echapp6
jusqu'a samedi dernier aux autorites
qni ne c~essaient de lie poursnivre c'est
q Painted Post, N. Y, qu'on la arrete.
porteur dune somme de $241 en- pieces
fausses ct d~'instruments pour on fabri
quer de nouvelles il a ~ ans, done il
a vecu de cette industrie Sc ans.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-06-04
Le Banner, New Road. de la paroisse

LIE Banner, New Road, de la paroisse
Pointe Coupee, dn % mai:
II y q quelques semaines, nous an
noncions que l'6diteur du Banner await
r6colt6, dams o verger, DIES psches
mdres lie % avril. Maintenant nous
pouvons ~ajouter quill Went de r6eolter
des pommes 6galement mdres, ct celia,
des 10 81 mai. Cola prouve ce one ron
pent tirer de notre sol ct combien il
est pr6coce pour Ia production des
frnits. QuiconQue possede IN petit
coin dc terre, dams notre paroisse, peut
en faire autant. Nous citerons, CONNIE
exemple, Nine. A. Bouanchaud, qui a
5xp6di6, il y 9 dix jours, plusieurs Gals
Sos de nAches.